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Jeep is bringing the Wrangler three-door back for a limited time. Just 40 shorties are bound for Australia, all in special Rubicon Recon guise.

The 2021 Ford Escape plug-in hybrid is still due in Australia late this year, despite battery fires putting European deliveries on hold.

The updated Lexus LS500 and LS500h will arrive in Australia early next year, sporting a range of upgrades for improved comfort and drivability.

Meet the 2021 Bentley Bentayga Speed, with 100 per cent of the performance its predecessor offered but significantly more style.

After numerous teasers and spy photos, Kia has revealed its updated Stinger which promises more tech and a higher quality cabin. Arriving here late in 2020.

The next Volkswagen Golf R is taking shape, and it looks angry. It's expected to pack up to 250kW of power, although Australian plans are unclear at this point.

The fourth-generation Audi S3 sedan and Sportback hatch were revealed overnight with more aggressive styling, and the company's familiar 2.0-litre turbo.

Audi's S4 and S5 gets some minor visual tweaks and an upgraded infotainment system for 2020, with similar pricing to before.

Could an hybrid or EV Chevrolet Corvette be on the way? The renewal of the 'E-Ray' trademark suggests GM could still be plotting an electrified supercar.

A lot is riding on Aston Martin's high-riding DBX, the British brand's first SUV. It's priced at $357,000 before on-road costs.

If you use a mobile phone while driving or fail to wear a seat belt, you may get picked up by a fleet of portable mobile phone and seat belt cameras being trialled in Victoria and Queensland.

The third-generation Nissan Qashqai will feature boxier styling, and should go on sale globally during 2021.

The second-generation Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ have been spotted ahead of going on sale globally next year.

Maserati has turned up the wick on its sedans, slotting a twin-turbo V8 engine under the bonnet to create a pair of Trofeo flagships.

With the fourth-generation Kia Sorento just weeks away from launch, here's a look at five cool features that will be available in Australia.

The Japanese-market Toyota LandCruiser Prado has scored a more powerful turbo-diesel and more technology, though it hasn't been confirmed yet for Australia.